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Quantifiers in natural language are generally closed-class words or expressions which indicate or involve the notion of a set’s quantity or size. They generally operate on a noun and its adjuncts in a noun phrase. In Hebrew, there is no form especially typical for quantifiers, and they may vary morphologically and syntactically. Quantifiers are usually positioned before the noun, as in (1a), where the first כל
kol is a quantifier and the second is a determiner. In some cases, quantifiers may be positioned after the head noun (1b) or appear independent of any head noun, as in (1c). (1a) כל החש…